GES4SEAS celebrates a major milestone with the release of its open-access book compiling 27 scientific papers on cumulative pressures, climate change, and management — a lasting legacy for marine science and policy worldwide.
GES4SEAS will co-organise the ECSA 61 Conference in Brussels (24–27 August 2026), joining 13 Horizon Europe projects to strengthen science–policy collaboration and showcase innovative tools for sustainable ocean management.
Meet Tikta, GES4SEAS’ innovative and multi-purpose software. Built to facilitate data management and environmental assessments, Tikta integrates powerful assessment methods like CEA and NEAT, turning complex data into actionable insights for sustainable ocean management.
GES4SEAS scientists shared project results at the ICES Annual Science Conference 2025, highlighting research on cumulative pressures, the Ocean Cube, and educational comics.
GES4SEAS invites you to participate in the MarinART Challenge to raise awareness of marine pressures, using art to highlight topics such as biodiversity loss and pollution.
A new EU-wide assessment reveals that most European seas have not yet reached Good Environmental Status, despite over a decade of efforts under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive.
The CERF has awarded Ángel Borja the 2025 Odum Lifetime Achievement Award — the first time this honour goes to a non-US researcher.
GES4SEAS partners participated in the BEes 2025 LifeWatch Conference in Heraklion, HCMR facilities in Crete.
Students from the Institute Pau Claris in Barcelona took part in a GES4SEAS Blue schools activity exploring the sustainable use of the ocean.
This year’s AZTI Summer School brought together GES4SEAS and other EU projects to explore how AI and citizen science can support marine biodiversity monitoring and invasive species assessment.